Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-24

wins0me in 8 Highland suit of white f IN
mel serge, made with kilt, blouse and
cap. Tue blouse has q broad collar ard
cuffs: about the waist is worn scarf Of
the goods, the ends reaching to the bot
tom Of the skirt, with large china bell
buttons % keep i. down. The outfit is
rendered complete by black silk stockings
and patent leather shoes.
Little girls wear their OTgandie snd
lawn dresses touching the ground. Some
OF me waists haye little straight yokeg or
rests OF embroidery; others are low
ngCked AMI have guimpes of lace. silk or
t.nted Jersey cloth
one Of thr invaluable additions in the
travelling Dag OF the lady tourist is 8
sural sa-Que. IL takes up but little
room. and can be used TO
replace al uGcomfortably warm dress
waist. These sacquas are trimmed with
lace and arc convenient TO wear st home
WIZ 81 odd skirt.
q, = fancy dress party q pretty 5hep-
HerdeSs costume has been worn by g
yCueg .ady distinguished for her taste.
The pe.uCylt IS Of white silk An over
GIspiug Of green silk is drawn aside or
the l-Gt &c as 10 show g broad panel Of
white. HaI sa0es with big black buckle,
lIj-fa7dtUled Sud square, and q broad
aaIh lat prJfuscly trimmed with roses
are worn with the dress. one Of IN.
most striking evening toilets is white
nuns yeiliug. The skirt IS side-plested
from the waist with narrow hack
DTap.rg. The WSist Is basque cut
peek. 300, " silly name, by the way,
for C very pretty effect That which
made the dress Interesting was scarf Of
the nuns Yelling, one end of which was
fastened in with tie shoulder seam and
The fall Sieve Of white null, and which
then fell straight over the bust 10 the
bottom of lae skirt
LAWN TENNIS SUIT.
Fashionable lawn tennis costume are
made with square JlOUs-s loCiag in front,
sll the way down, 50 loosely as TO display
Z vest u usiiy uf the same material, be
meath. Tae mstcrisls used are DANIELS,
serges e-d IN some C9ays, canvas cloths,
the last particularly for the skirts. Com
bineuons q striped and plain goods are
mucn favored, and fancy ssShes, drawn
shout the waist are employed to add to
the effect.
The sleeves ere always fun ard loose,
with tight CUTS, Rnd they allow complete
freedom 20 the arms The skirt Of such
dress is usually Killed, without draperY,
and fun enough TO permit easy movement,
without oei3g 80 loose IS TO eDCum0er
the limbs. Altogether the fashionable
tennis toilette Is 8 sensible as well 81 s
very pretty dress
FANCY APRON.
lovely lawn apron is made of 8
breadth OF One linen lawn, l8i6 81 the top
IL i've meeting bOX-plsits, all Of the same
width, st. in narrow belt Of open-wJrk
insertion under which pink ribbon is laid.
The apron IS edged all around with
Cr-am-tinted Smyrna lace set on plainly,
and the strings are lace-edged. Down
the center Of each boX-p.ait, for about
three-eIghts Of yard, q rOse-Colorei
satin ribbon, one inch wide, is run and
finished with small bow a. the end
These fancy aprons are effective addi-
lions TO summer home toilets,
NOTES.
W.--t,d IAN % ~a.4.er has a5c still
popular.
Lovely tinted ribbons trim dressy
morning cami-oles.
The i&vJrite re.icule is the Marguerite
pocket.
The fan 81 seven sticks is the fancy OF
the moment
The lales shade Of blue green takes
the name ot wave blue.
The neck il dressed as high as ever in
spite Of the hot weather.
Manufactured mildew appears upon